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Announcement: Tecsen Home Care Tecsen Home Care Supplies is a subsidiary company of Tecsen Technologies Sdn Bhd. In Tecsen Home Care we are dedicated to providing the community and customer with a variety of health care products at a reasonable prices.  With our showroom at Kuching, Sarawak, we were able to provide customers with oriented, reliable and good quality service, while on other hand offering the widest selection of medical supplies as well as medical equipment products at affordable price. At Tecsen Home Care Supplies our staff member have put alot of effort in putting together a wide variety of the best medical products to be available for everyone under once source – Tecsen Home Care Supplies. Our many suppliers have work hard together with us so we are enable to offer everyone some of the most competitive prices around. At Tecsen Home Care Supplies our commitment is providing the best medical equipment products to our customers. Our huge selection will cater to the needs of different types of consumer.




We offers aids to daily living as well as general diagnostic supplies and home use health care products. Below are some of the example of the products we carried:- Aids for Daily Living – Wheelchair, Hospital Bed, Ripple Mattress, Spenco Mattress, Crutches, Commode Chair, Reclining WheelChair, Patient Lifter, Walking Frame, Walking Stick, Mattress, Supports, Splints, Braces, Cervical Collar, Arm Sling, Bed Pan, Urinal Bottle, Nebulizer, Suction Pump, Hot Bottle, Heat Blanket, Cpap, Oxygen Concentrator, Geriatric Chair, Rollator, Crutches, Opti Chamber, Peak Flow Meter, Mask, Examination Sheet & etc… Health Care Monitoring & Home Use – Blood Pressure Monitor, Blood Glucose Meter, Vascular Machine, Body Fat Analyzer, Body Scales, Pedometer, Heart Rate Monitor, Thermometer, Finger Pulse Oximeter, Electronic Pulse Massager & etc Personal Fitness at Home – Pedal Exerciser, Exercise Bands, Exercise Balls, Pulley Exerciser, Hand Exercise Ball Patient Daily Care & Consummables – Foley Cathether, Urine Bag with Hanger, Plaster Strip, Face Mask, Basic Dressing Set, Plastic Apron, Hairnet, Gloves, Paper Mask, Shoe Cover, Gauze, Woven Sponge, Alcohol Swap, Surgical Tape, Adhesive Plaster, Septi Sol, Male External Cathetar, Feeding Tube, Pill Cutter, Pill Box & etc.




Recently, Tecsen as authorize distributor for Philips respironics range of equipment have expanded their scope to cover for those with respiratory and obstructive sleep apnoea problem. At Tecsen Home Care Supplies, whatever range or scope of medical supplies and medical equipment you needs, we can and will help you find what you are looking for!Home healthcare is medical care provided in your home. It’s a way to get “skilled care,” such as dressing changes or physical therapy, when you cannot leave your home because of illness or injury. The care is ordered and supervised by your healthcare provider. A care plan is developed by you, your provider, and the home care staff. Any changes must be approved by your primary healthcare provider. Home healthcare agencies provide the services of healthcare professionals, such as nurses, medical social workers, and therapists. (You may need a therapist for physical, occupational, speech, or respiratory therapy.) The agencies can also provide home health aides for personal care.




Some home care agencies provide other services, such as medical equipment rental. They may have wheelchairs, commodes, or other equipment that you can rent. Some agencies have help you can hire that is not covered by your insurance. You may want to hire helpers by the hour or by the day. The kinds of helpers may include nurses, home health aides, or personal care aides. (Home health aides are required to have formal training and must follow Medicare regulations. Personal care aides may not have the same level of training and are more of a companion. They are not as regulated as home health aides.) You can choose the home healthcare agency you want to provide your care. There may be many agencies in your town. A hospital or healthcare provider may give you a list of agencies, but they cannot tell you which agency to use. Choose an agency that either provides all of the services you need or works closely with other providers. Talk to the nurse who will be involved in your care.




Since home care staff come into your home, there needs to be a good fit between you and the staff. You may have concerns about people you don't know coming into your home. Choose an agency that is accredited or Medicare-certified. Accreditation means that an impartial third party inspected the agency and it met quality standards. All Medicare-certified agencies are reviewed by the state health department. They must meet federal and state regulations. Many healthcare insurance plans cover home health services. Each plan is different, so review your policy to see what your plan covers. Insurance will not cover nurses, aides, or therapists whose services are not medically necessary. Insurance does not cover services when they are needed for personal care only. Medicare pays for home healthcare when these 4 conditions are met: Medicare does not cover full-time nursing care at home. You don’t have to have previously stayed at the hospital in order to get home care benefits under Medicare.




There is no deductible for home care services. Medicare Part A (or Part B if you do not have Part A) pays for part-time, covered services for as long as they are medically necessary and reasonable. The home healthcare benefit also pays for some medical supplies and 80% of the approved amount for durable medical equipment (DME). DME includes wheelchairs, walkers, hospital beds, portable toilets or commodes, and oxygen supplies. For more information on home healthcare agencies in your community, contact your hospital discharge planner or social worker or check the Yellow Pages under nursing. For more information on Medicare coverage, call 1-800-MEDICARE. Written by Carolyn Norrgard, RNC, BA, MEd, and Carol Matheis-Kraft, PhD, RNC, for RelayHealth.Adult Advisor 2012.1 published by RelayHealth.Last modified: 2011-01-20Last reviewed: 2010-10-22This content is reviewed periodically and is subject to change as new health information becomes available. The information is intended to inform and educate and is not a replacement for medical evaluation, advice, diagnosis or treatment by a healthcare professional.© 2012 RelayHealth and/or its affiliates.

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